"Krueger: A Walk Through Elm Street" is a 6-minute film from last year written and directed by Chris R. Notarile. His works on Freddy Krueger have gained more attention recently with the death of Wes Craven. However, I must say this one here is not my favorite. Lombardi is good again and I still think he is a very fine choice for the title character, but the story this time is just not as convincing. It takes us early on into the seeming normal world of a soon-to-be dad and his wife, but when a boy rings the bell to ask if he can go to the toilet, we see the man's real self. well, actually we also hear it during voice-overs and everybody who knows Krueger knows of course that things are not the way they seem. that includes me of course too even if I have seen hardly any of the films. The title character is just too famous. All in all not as good of a watch as I hoped. Thumbs down
Review of Krueger: A Walk Through Elm Street
